Lincoln College - Lynxite Yearbook (Lincoln, IL)

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AS TIME GOES BY Homecoming King, Jim Truc - Homecoming Queen, Naomi Lee, Homecoming Court TOP L. to R. Christy Gul- brandsen, Beverly Fujii, Mike Fielding, Terry Doyle. BOTTOM L. to R. Ginny Strauss, Susie Kahn, Ken Houy, Bill We rthe r. .4 F' Forsythe Hall - First Place - Men's 24 Olin - Sang Hall - First Place - Division Women' s Division : i 'i